PNN – The Wall Street Journal announced the presentation of a multi-stage ceasefire plan in Gaza, which begins with the release of Israeli prisoners and leads to the withdrawal of Israeli troops and the end of the war in Gaza.
Pakistan News Network; “America, Egypt and Qatar have developed a new agreement plan for the exchange of prisoners and a ceasefire in Gaza”. With this news, the American Wall Street Journal provided details of the new three-phase plan presented to Tel Aviv and the Gaza resistance.
This plan is a multi-stage, 90-day diplomatic process, according to which, in the first stage, military actions will cease, Hamas will release all civilian prisoners in exchange for the release of hundreds of Palestinian prisoners. The Israeli military will withdraw from the cities of the Gaza Strip and the freedom of movement in the Gaza Strip will be guaranteed, the flight of Israeli drones will stop and humanitarian aid will enter the Gaza Strip twice.
In the second stage, Hamas will release all female Israeli soldiers and the bodies of prisoners in its hands in exchange for the release of a larger number of Palestinian prisoners. In the third stage, other male Israeli soldiers will be released and the occupying regime will withdraw all its soldiers from the Gaza Strip.
On November 24, on the 49th day of the Gaza war, with the mediation of Qatar, Egypt and the United States, a bilateral ceasefire was established between the Zionist regime and Hamas, and with the cessation of hostilities for a week, 100 Israeli hostages in Gaza and more than 300 Palestinian prisoners in captivity Israel was exchanged, but after that, the attacks of the Zionist regime on the Gaza Strip resumed with greater intensity.
The same mediators have also presented a new proposal for a ceasefire, but the parties to the conflict say that this plan includes steps that contradict their positions, and “Tahir al-Nunu”, the media advisor of Hamas, said in this regard that there is no real progress and the resistance will not exchange prisoners without a complete cessation of hostilities. The Israeli authorities have not yet responded to this proposal, but the heads of the Israeli war cabinet admit that it will be “very difficult” to return the Israeli prisoners without reaching an agreement with Hamas.
The Wall Street Journal reported that Hamas and Israel have not yet accepted the proposed plan “but both sides have expressed readiness to negotiate the plan.”